Another setback for Vatican prosecutors, and...
... the "wrongest man in history;" a new book's root-and-branch rejection of feminism
This week on the Home Front, Leila and I discuss:
• A Vatican court setback for prosecutors in the “trial of the century.” The ruling shows that even the Pope must abide by the rule of law.
• The late Paul Ehrlich, whose dire predictions of global disasters due to overpopulation have proven entirely wrong, terribly costly for society— and yet still win plaudits from sympathetic intellectuals.
• An important new book about the dangerous errors of feminism, which has caused quite a stir among those who believe that somehow feminism can be reconciled with Christianity.
Show Notes:
Vatican appeal court orders review of financial trial investigation (The Pillar)
Vatican appeals court declares mistrial in the ‘trial of the century’ against a cardinal (AP)
Phil on that New York Times obituary for Paul Ehrlich
The Resourceful Earth: A Response to Global 2000 (edited by Julian Simon and Herman Kahn) (affiliate link)
The coming population implosion (Phil Lawler)
Carrie Gress, Something Wicked: Why Feminism Can’t Be Fused with Christianity (affiliate link)
